Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Other She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.12
A supporter's guide to Moncton, New Brunswick, where England play their first two group matches. The must-see attraction is the Tidal Bore, a scenic phenomenon caused by the Bay of Fundy tides and occurring…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 pp.15–17
Kelly Smith closes an England career that began at seventeen against Italy at Roker Park, almost two decades and 117 caps later. She expected to go away quietly and was surprised to be inundated…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.19
Arsenal midfielder Jordan Nobbs sets out her aims for 2015: to be a key player, contribute goals from midfield and help win trophies, alongside selection for the World Cup and a major role in…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.23
Chelsea defender Claire Rafferty picks a pre-season trip to Glasgow as her highlight, three days together with a Sunday fixture giving the squad time to bond and focus off the pitch. The running and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.23
Sweden goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl, newly arrived at Chelsea, found pre-season easier than she is used to: accustomed to long, rough Swedish winters, starting at the end of January on turf made it feel shorter.…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 p.31
Portsmouth striker Ini Umotong, 20, is making her case for a place in Nigeria's World Cup squad having come off the bench to score on her Super Falcons debut. A centre forward who played…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 pp.44–45
Eighteen-year-old Vivianne Miedema, who led the Netherlands Under-19s to European glory and then scored the play-off goals that took the senior side to their first World Cup, reflects on a year she never expected.…
Interview She Kicks, issue 27, April 2015 pp.48–49
Karen Carney, newly the first woman inducted into Birmingham City's Hall of Fame and the first to appear on the men's team match programme cover, turns to music. Not a karaoke fan, she nonetheless…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.10–13
Rachel Brown-Finnis reflects on retiring after some twenty years in the game, describing the reaction as like attending her own funeral and having the eulogy read out. She explains that a group of senior…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.14–15
Scotland captain Gemma Fay gives a candid assessment of a third successive play-off failure, a 4-1 aggregate defeat by the Netherlands. There are hidden positives in having gone further than before, she says, but…
